Nigerian singer Crayon has launched an explosive tirade against his record label, Mavin Records, accusing the imprint of destroying his personality while publicly declaring the end of his friendship with labelmate Rema.

The singer aired his grievances in a series of emotional posts on X, expressing deep frustration over his career trajectory and treatment by individuals within his circle.

"What really happened to the old Crayon! Mavin killed him!!! They killed the loving and playful Crayon!" he wrote.

Crayon recounted joining Mavin Records as an innocent young artiste from Ojo with dreams of becoming one of Africa's greatest musical acts, but alleged he was forced to compromise his core self to achieve success.

"Na idiot wey make I sell my [self] before I blow!" he added.

In a dramatic turn, the Ijo (Laba Laba) hitmaker announced that his long-standing friendship with global star Rema (Divine Ikubor) has officially come to an end, citing emotional pain.

"Me and Rema are no longer friends! Una don too hurt me! Una dey hurt me to the last minute! I don leave am for God!!!!! I no go talk again!" Crayon posted.

He urged Rema to rein in his fan base to stop attacking him online, while hinting at deeper grievances involving Rema and Mavin executive Tega that he has yet to fully expose.

Neither Mavin Records nor Rema's management has publicly responded to Crayon's allegations.

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